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constitutes approval for the subsequent 90-day <br /> period. <br /> d. At the 30-day point, the service provider shall <br /> determine that adequate water and other resources <br /> and facility capacities are available to support the <br /> extended emergency transfer without adversely <br /> affecting the quality and quantity of water supply <br /> and services to customers within its service area, <br /> and without adversely affecting environmental <br /> quality within its service area; <br /> AND <br /> 2. Are not intended to provide raw or finished water supply <br /> necessary to support new growth and development within <br /> the service area of the service provider receiving the <br /> transfer. Neither party shall, in planning for future <br /> growth and associated increases in water supply needs, <br /> rely upon water from the other party supplied under this <br /> agreement to serve such growth. <br /> a. A service provider experiencing a water <br /> emergency and receiving emergency water <br /> transfers must agree to act expeditiously and <br /> adequately to mitigate and remove the causes of <br /> the emergency conditions. <br /> B. Non-Emergency Water Transfers (This subsection shall not <br /> apply to the Town of Hillsborough until January 1, 2005.) <br /> Non-emergency water transfers are only permitted with the <br /> approval of the Orange County Board of Commissioners and <br /> the elected or appointed boards of the service providers <br /> providing and/or receiving the transfer. If OWASA is the <br /> service provider, approval must come from the OWASA Board <br /> 15 <br />